Francesco Grillo is president of the think tank Vision. He has a PhD from LSE, and is an advisor to Italy’s Minister for Universities, Research and Education. He is also visiting scholar at St Antony’s College, Oxford University and a columnist for the Italian newspaper Il Corriere della Sera.
Francesco Grillo es presidente del think tank Vision. Tiene un doctorado por la LSE y es asesor del Ministro de Universidades, Investigación y Educación de Italia. También es profesor visitante en St Antony's College, Oxford University, y columnista del periódico italiano Il Corriere della Sera.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?How can Europe survive the extinction of its ruling élite?The problem of Europe is that it is like those Catholic marriages with no divorce clause which had the tendency to become a cage of mutual hypocrisy – cheating, if not violent.
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Published in: HomeUBI: balancing progress and protectionWhy we need to be able to think in terms of a brave new world.
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaElecciones de Italia: el Movimiento 5 Estrellas y la transformación hegelianaPara los italianos, la primera opción es pensar que pueden soltar amarras y regresar a un mítico pasado, anterior a una globalización en la que su país ha perdido. English
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Italy's election, M5S and the case for Hegelian transformationThe first option for Italians is believing they can draw their bridge up and return to some mythological past which preceded the globalization game that the country has lost out in.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Why the UK’s hung parliament is an opportunity for constructive EuropeansThe reality is that after this election any UK government will be a weak one: no matter whether the cabinet is led by Theresa May or Jeremy Corbyn. There are opportunities here.
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Published in: HomeBack to the future: the rebirth of a classical approach to democracy and education in a post-modern societyEducation – combined with technologies – seems to have triggered a sea-change in the contract between government and those who are governed.